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Storm cleanup, landfill openings and lifeguard shortage discussed; city outlines curbside and drop-off options
Summary
Following severe localized storms, McAlester staff outlined tree/brush collection options, announced extra landfill weekends for brush drop-off, reminded residents of bundling rules and flagged an ongoing lifeguard shortage that may affect pool operations if not resolved.
City staff and councilors used the May 20 meeting to update the public on storm cleanup plans, landfill openings and a shortage of lifeguards for summer pool operations.
Storm cleanup and brush disposal: The city manager and public-works staff said a severe storm produced heavy rainfall and wind damage that left downed trees and limbs across the city. Republic Services will pick up bundled brush as part of regular routes if bundles meet limits (bundles of branches 48 inches long and 35 pounds or less). To support residents the city will open the landfill for…
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